Pretty scary situation: We stayed in the hotel, which has a lot of character, including bathtubs with handheld showerheads and no shower curtain. My girlfriend and I, both professionals in our mid-thirties, took sit-down showers while sitting in the tub using the showerhead. Without a shower curtain, it is hard to avoid some water spilling on the floor, and while I was showering apparently water began to drip from the ceiling of this very old building. The owner of the hotel used a key to enter our room without knocking and immediately went for the bathroom. My girlfriend, who had just dressed herself, said: “Wait, there is someone in there,” to which he responded: “I know!” He entered the bathroom knowing that there was a naked person in the bathtub and knowing that there was no shower curtain or way to cover up. He appeared intoxicated, chastised us for not using the bathtub properly, and refused to leave when asked repeatedly. He eventually left, bumping into the door on the way out and saying “No!” when my girlfriend asked if he would please knock before entering. He never attempted to remediate the situation. He just wanted to yell at us. My girlfriend was really, really upset. There is no deadbolt or other lock on the inside of the door that can prevent his entry. She did not feel safe so we drove the four hours back to Denver that night. When I turned in the keys I explained what happened and I got the sense this was not an isolated incident. Saratoga is a really cool town, but I recommend staying elsewhere.

Awesome! Loved the authenticity and the bar! Don't miss the hot springs.

Great steaks in Western saloon.

Located at the heart of tiny Saratoga. I stayed in a "deluxe room" which was tiny, but clean, had a comfortable bed, and was reasonably quiet. The staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurant downstairs is probably the best in town, although if you're coming in from a big city, it probably doesn't compare favorably to what you're used to. In short, it has character, location, and value. I'd go back.

Located at the heart of tiny Saratoga. I stayed in a "deluxe room" which was tiny, but clean, had a comfortable bed, and was reasonably quiet. The staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurant downstairs is probably the best in town, although if you're coming in from a big city, it probably doesn't compare favorably to what you're used to. In short, it has character, location, and value. I'd go back.